﻿13th Annual Oxford Human Rights FestivalScreening of Film: Private Violence20 February 2015 7.00 pmChakrabarti Room, John Henry Brookes Building (JHBB).Gipsy LaneHeadington, Oxford OX3 OBP﻿Feature length documentary film on intimate partner violence, followed by panel discussion including Marylin Anderson and Michelle Charlesworth team leaders at the Oxford Domestic Abuse Service (ODAS), managing most of the Oxfordshire refuges, Outreach and Children's Services; Suzanne Watts, a registered nurse and health visitor with experience of working in practice, education and research; and Dr. Kathleen M. Quinlan, poet, social scientist and teacher at the University of Oxford. Kathleen will kick off the evening with a reading from her pamphlet, From We to I. Free admission, open to all.See http://www.oxfordhumanrightsfestival.orgDerwent Poetry Festival, November 2014, Invited reader.

The Pity of War, 13 September 2014, St. Michael's at the Northgate, Cornmarket St., Oxford.

In Protest - Writing Women's Rights, 8 March 2014, Keat's House London, with Keats House Poets LailaSumpton and Anthony Hett and other poets who appeared in the University of London's Human Rights Poetry Anthology: a performance of poetry readings on the theme of women’s and girls’ rights in celebration of International Women's Day.

Launch of The Interpreter's House Issue #54, 7.30 pm 31 October 2013 The Albion Beatnik, Walton St., Jericho, Oxfordshire, EnglandRead "Aphrodite's Cradle" with many other contributors.

Kathleen was selected to read at the launch of Acumen, Issue 75 and a celebration of 25 years of Acumen at Lauderdale House, Highgate, London on 21 February 2013.

She has also read at several Back Room Poets' Events in Oxford since 2011 and at Open Mic readings of the Second Light Network Spring and Autumn Festivals at the Artworker's Guild in London.